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Title:: Implications of Marx's Thought on Subjectivity in Historical Structure for Ideological and Political Education on Subjectivity

Keywords:: Marx; historical structure; subjectivity thought; ideological and political education on subjectivity

Abstract:: Marx's thought on the subjectivity in historical structure is based on its critique of the logic of capital, placing the subject into the historical structure. It posits that subjectivity, intersubjectivity, and publicity are generated and constructed through the historical movement of the mode of production. This thought reveals the internal mechanism of historical changes and inspires ideological and political education on subjectivity to delve deep into the reality of the contemporary era, closely aligning with the contradictions in the movement of the mode of production to grasp the profound changes unseen over the past century. This thought has established an intellectual roadmap for the development of ideological and political education on subjectivity. It suggests that such education should combine ideological critique with practical advancement, unfolding its operational logic in the new era, and unifying intersubjective interaction with social practice involvement, thereby establishing its historical mission by coordinating the domestic and international situations.